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We gauge the mood of the nation and track American elections and social and cultural issues from the perspective of where it matters most: with voters on the ground.
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Some statistics—like presidential and congressional approval ratings—are vital for tracking the nation’s political mood.
Others may have a significant impact on voter sentiment, from the price of gasoline to American military fatalities in Iraq. Updated continually, our statistical charts serve as the backdrop for our electoral analysis.
- U.S. Senate Chart : Key Races: Ballance of Power: DEM- REP- TCTC-
- Arkansas : Likely Republican
- California: Too-Close-To-Call
- Colorado : Too-Close-To-Call
- Florida : Too-Close-To-Call
- Illinois: Too-Close-To-Call
- Iowa: Likely Republican
- Kentucky : Leaning Republican
- Missouri: Leaning Republican
- Nevada : Too-Close-To-Call
- New Hampshire: Leaning Republican
- North Carolina : Leaning Republican
- Ohio : Leaning Republican
- Pennsylvania: Leaning Republican
- Washington: Too-Close-To-Call
- Wisconsin : Too-Close-To-Call
- Safe DEM: CT, HI, MD, NY-1, NY-2, OR, VT, WV,
- Safe GOP: DE, IN, LA, AL, AK, AZ, GA, ID, KS, ND, OK, SC, SD, UT




